Today in Supreme Court History: March 26, 2012

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3/26/2012: NFIB v. Sebelius is argued.

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Dan Schiavetta 4 years ago

Roberts had to exercise a little coyness, but he saved the Court from another Bush v. Gore disgrace.

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Dan Schiavetta 4 years ago

You might recall that Verrilli bombed that day. He won anyway. I’ve taken heart from that experience whenever I bomb at argument.

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